Resilient, Resilience, Resiliency
resilient (adj) -
a. strong and not easily damaged
b. able to recover quickly from a disaster
resilience (noun)
resiliency (noun)
Example sentences:
* Kids usually bounce back quick from adversity. We can expect such resilient behaviour.
* You have to be tough and resilient, solving the many problems that will continually present themselves.
* I feel better equipped and far more resilient than I did before all this happened.
* The new employee has proved remarkably resilient as well as astute in performing his work duties.
* The resilient dictator has bounced back from disgrace into power once again.
* Some of us are more resilient than others.
* He is blessed with a resilient and determined nature and these qualities will serve him extremely well.
* The company has had to start offering discounts in a market that used to be quite resilient.
* Beer drinkers are virtually resilient to tax or price increases.
* We're resilient and we have determination.
* Why do you think higher IQ makes a child more resilient?
* Children always seem to be unexpectedly resilient in the face of difficult circumstances.
* He has a very resilient character.
* He had faith that the human spirit was tough, resilient, tenacious, and could endure.
* People who survive adversity like this seem to be resilient and capable of greater mental strength than others.
